Definition: Visu, literally meaning "eye," refers to a human sense of sight or perception. The Bible uses it several times throughout scripture. - In Deuteronomy 7:10 (ESV), Moses says: + "And I will keep you in my eye, and I will be with you all the days that you live on earth." This verse suggests we should seek God's guidance and protection. - In Exodus 23:34 (NRSV), Joshua says: + "I will make thee understand of the fear of the LORD. And thou shalt not forsake thy soul or neglect anything he commands thee to do." - In Psalm 86:15 (ESV), Job says: + "And when I am afraid, ye shall be my eyes; and when I see danger, ye will be my sages." This verse describes the importance of seeking guidance from God. - In Ecclesiastes 4:11-13 (ESV), Job also says: + "For thou art my eyes, O LORD. I am thy scribe, as one is for a teacher." - In Deuteronomy 6:5 (NRSV), Moses says: + "And ye shall walk in the way of the Lord, and he will show you all his ways." The word 'visu' is a metaphorical term that conveys both sight and understanding. It implies God's presence, guidance, and protection for believers through their faith, life, and relationship with Him.
closed bracket.
what should be said.